Circuit Court Closes With Four Of Nineteen Upheld
Wayne County Circuit Court handed down opinions on cases heard last week. Four of nineteen were sustained. Common Pleas decisions mostly affirmed. Boydston case appealed to State Supreme Court by C A & C. Major items include alimony settlement reversal questions and a $5,000 verdict for killing Solon Buyastun, with multiple retrials and appeals noted.
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Common Pleas
Boydston
State Supreme Court
Staxilay
Davy
Wayne County Circuit Court
Jacob Kramer
Mahlon Rouch
Court of Common Pleas
Aautt
John McHweeney
Smyser
Mathius Roach
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway Co
Frank T Boydston
Xolon Boydston
Court of Common Pieas
Solon Buyastun
Toe Cage
Te Taway Company
Crea
Court of Dominion Pleas
Suprema Court
Johnso
Talorand
Pia Ite
Cerror
Wellington Stilwell
Borg
M.L Smyserard S. Otfas
Geo
Suttle
Gack
Odenkirk
Otto
Proufttuk
Pana
Lovey
Johanssn
Thomas Metvier
Yocum
Agumig
Tinal
Sfahov
Two Lads Arrested After Window Breakin at Wa sin gton Street
Walter L Leichty and Albert Ruprecht, both youths, aged 17, were picked up by police near Washington Street Sunday morning after breaking a window to gain entry and stealing cigars worth about a dollar. They are held at the city jail with guardians present.
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Tony Zatiengy
Wasuingiar
Walter L. Leiehty
Albert Ruprecht
Marsdhinivie
Priso
Hatos
Leichty
Luprecht Path
Arlington Literary Society Formed At Wooster High
Arlington Literary Society formed by IA class of Wooster High School with first meeting Friday at 315 pm. President Charles Smith led business. motion to name the group Arlington Literary Society carried unanimously. Program featured recitations essays orations talks and debates. Adjourned after the session with 50 members present. officers include President Charles Smith Vice President Lee Gregory Secretary Leroy Allen Critics Grace Lucas Hoy McConnell.
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Wooster Liigh Scholin
Chas, Smith
Arlington Literary Society
Sart
Tracy
Toe
Chas. Smith
Vica
Lee. S. Gregory
Leroy Alen
Grace Lucas
Hoy
Wooster
Old Citizen Struck and Killed by Train Near Street
An elderly man, about 60, was struck by a fast train while walking on the track near Street, Fort Wayne & Chicago line west of Streve. He died at the scene with witnesses stating the crash was instant. Details indicate the victim lived in the area and the incident is under local inquiry.
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Cnport
Liteburg
Wayine & C
Streve
Ory
Atvea of
Pittsb
Uwe
Cannon
Lawrence
Berrasville
Crestline
Beevers
Ft. Wayne
Gaa
Valparaise Chicago
Aro
Eastwerd
Chicago
Valpanisie
Plymouth Aa
Arsaw
Waynear
IV Og van Wert
Lina
Om Crestline
Fhacy
Birton City
Mussillan
Santen
Loulaville
Diluximo
Salem
Leetonia
Columbiaba
Beaver Falls
Fraternity Lodges Host Ceremonies and Notices
Fraternity lodges in Woastt and Wayne counties extend invitations for ceremonies and initiations. Several lodge units including Knights of Columbus and Knights of Lodge plan meetings and honors, with details on dates, guest arrangements, and grand master invitations. A memorial is noted for a late member and interment details. Local notices call for attention to missing items and social events.
Morel Excellent Companies Headed This Way
A spectac var production of Faust and the comic opera Princess Bonnie will be presented here early in December. The company is large and features noted comic opera stars. The Fisk Jubilee Singers will give a concert on Friday October 2. They have performed worldwide for crowned heads including Queen Victoria, the Emperor and Empress of Germany, the Empress of Russia, and other royals.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
Princess Bonnie
Heve Iriday
Jaeen Victoris
Germany
Russia
King
Quean
Netherlands
Saxony
Rinca and I*tiners
Wales
Free silver crisis sixties debate echoed by Mr Smith
William Mainley quotes Mr Smith defending sound money and warning against Bryan era free coinage of silver at 146 to 1. He argues free silver would hurt American business, congressional action, and national credit, urging adherence to existing standards and tariff policy.
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Mr. Smith
Free Silverites
Hon
T BR Smith
Delaware County
Grange
Ohio
Smith
Delaware
Kaulso
William McKinley
McKinley and the creditor classes in labor support
The front porch campaign centers on laboring voters as the so called creditor classes, not bankers or monopolists. McKinley is urged to maintain sound money and a protective policy. Workers seek steady work and wages in a stable dollar, with tax and monetary reforms debated amid Bryan’s silver standard proposals.
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Bryan
Mrr McKinley
Canton
Goldbug
Mr McKinley
Ohio Protectionist
McKinley
Pittsburg
Rusrket
Ir Bryan
Ryan Thlanoniiggen
Chicago
Tims Herald
Mir McCormick
McCormick
McCornick
Chicago Tribune
Five sweeping claims on monetary standards in the modern world
The speaker asserts that no free coinage nation remains without silver backing, that gold standard countries also use silver, that silver standard nations do not use gold, that silver systems circulate less money per person than the United States, and that workers in silver nations do not earn fair wages.
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Austria Hungary
Tunis
Pte
Ibla
Chile
Conta Rocy
United States
D is D Schedule In Effect May 17 1896 South Bound
South bound service operates May 17 1896 with daily trips including dining and parlor cars. Between Cleveland and Cincinnati fares 4 cents, and 50 cents to intermediate stations, with connections to Columbus. For information contact C F Daly passenger agent Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cincinpati
Colum
F Daly
Orrville connection details and train routes outlined
The notice describes connections and train routes to Columbus via Nos 4 6 9 32 and references Toledo Tiffin and Toledo Now lines. It notes Alliance Niles and Youngstown areas, lists roles for LOREER ELA and General Manager, and promotes continued business via advertising in The Republican.
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Hig
Tenia Fae
Columbus
Traina
Toledo
Alliance For Niles Gnd
Youngston LF
Loreer
ELA Fe 3D
PauNxy
Pennsylvania
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